Large Standard Oysters Recalled Due to Microbial Contamination

August 28, 2024 Canada

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The Malpeque brand Large Standard Oysters have been recalled due to the presence of generic E. coli. Although the bacteria found in these oysters are non-pathogenic (not harmful to humans), their presence indicates possible contamination, and the product may not meet safety standards.

Affected Product Details:

  • Brand: Malpeque
  • Product: Large Standard Oysters
  • Size: Various
  • Harvest Date: August 13, 2024
  • Harvest Site: PE-1R (Prince Edward Island)
  • Ship Date: August 15, 2024
  • UPC: None

Issue: The recall was initiated due to the detection of generic E. coli in the oysters. While this strain of E. coli is not harmful, its presence suggests potential contamination, indicating that the product may not have been handled or processed according to safety guidelines.

What to Do: Consumers, retailers, and distributors are advised not to use, sell, serve, or distribute the affected product. If you have purchased these oysters, dispose of them immediately or return them to the place of purchase for a refund.

Distribution: The affected products were distributed in Prince Edward Island.

Audience: This recall notice is directed at consumers, retailers, and distributors in Prince Edward Island who may have the affected oysters in their possession.

For More Information: For additional details regarding this recall, please contact the company’s customer service or consult the official recall notice provided by the relevant health authorities.

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